Key Themes and Messages (VCE SSCE English): Flashcards
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Bilya in Lynch's 'Split'
Bilya in Lynch's 'Split'
Ancient river created by Wagyl; Noongar name for Swan River
Wagyl in Noongar cosmogony
Wagyl in Noongar cosmogony
Serpent that created Bilya by splitting billion-year-old crust
Dual ontologies in 'Split'
Dual ontologies in 'Split'
Two parallel realities (Indigenous & colonial) coexist in place
Epistemic violence in poem
Epistemic violence in poem
Violence against Indigenous ways of knowing and being
Anthropocene Air in 'Split'
Anthropocene Air in 'Split'
Settler ignorance/obliviousness buffering Indigenous memory
Sovereignty vs modification theme
Sovereignty vs modification theme
Wagyl's creation = ownership; colonial changes ≠ true ownership
'Disparate landscapes' meaning
'Disparate landscapes' meaning
Fundamentally different & separate realities that can balance
Why 'Country' capitalised
Why 'Country' capitalised
Indigenous concept of land as sentient, relational, with agency
5 thematic stages in 'Split'
5 thematic stages in 'Split'
Creation, Rupture, Overlay, Endurance, Hope
Coexistence requirement Lynch
Coexistence requirement Lynch
Genuine acknowledgement of both realities & Indigenous sovereignty
